Yet, it’s still amazing how even being on the inside, these traitors still got everything wrong.

Prosecutors accused the Virginia woman, who was arrested in 2018, of passing along suspicious activity reports to a journalist. SARs are used to flag financial transactions that could indicate criminal conduct.

“I agreed to disclose a SAR knowing I was not allowed under the law to disclose it,” she told Woods during her emotional plea.

The information she passed along via encrypted app led to at least 12 articles, authorities said.

Edwards is described in court papers as a “Whistleblower,” but defense attorney Marc Agnifilo declined to confirm if his client had sought such status.

“I think she was of the view that certain facts weren’t being handled the right way by the government agencies whose responsibility it is to handle this,” Agnifilo said.

Edwards faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine at sentencing, which is set for June 9. [New York Post]